<p>Schematic representation of the conservation of the region surrounding the human PRE1 sequence (<i>a</i>) and the human PRE2 sequence (<i>b</i>) compared to corresponding mouse, rat and chimpanzee sequences. <i>a</i>. The well-conserved PRE1 sequence is indicated by asterisks with evolutionarily conserved binding sites for the POU domain transcription factors OCT1 and OCT_C indicated by horizontal bars. Conserved bases are represented by black boxes with mismatches in grey. <i>b</i>. PRE2 is less well conserved with eight mismatched bases and no corresponding POU domain transcription factor binding sites in the TRANSFAC database. Conserved bases are again represented by black boxes with mismatches in grey.</p
AbstractSequence-specific binding by transcription factors (TFs) interprets regulatory information e...
<p>Amounts of conserved sequence and numbers of autoregulatory binding sites observed in bins locate...
Transcription factors (TF) regulate expression by binding to specific DNA sequences. A binding event...
Transcription factor binding sites (TFBS) are usually, but not always, conserved during evolution. T...
Comparative genomics provides a rapid means of identifying functional DNA elements by their sequence...
On-repetitive DNA (NR). For each category, conservation levels were determined by averaging across t...
Recent technological advances have made it possible to determine the genome-wide binding sites of tr...
<p>(A) Sequence alignment using ClustalW algorithm (<a href="http://www.ebi.ac.uk/Tools/clustalw/" t...
We introduce a method (MONKEY) to identify conserved transcription-factor binding sites in multispec...
To broaden our understanding of the evolution of gene regulation mechanisms, we generated occupancy ...
To understanding the interaction network among transcription-regulation elements in human is an imme...
Despite the fact that each cell in an organism has the same genetic information, it is possible that...
<div><p>Changes in cis-regulatory element composition that result in novel patterns of gene expressi...
Changes in cis-regulatory element composition that result in novel patterns of gene expression are t...
<p>The alignment comprising reference sequences for each of the subfamilies was color coded to show ...
AbstractSequence-specific binding by transcription factors (TFs) interprets regulatory information e...
<p>Amounts of conserved sequence and numbers of autoregulatory binding sites observed in bins locate...
Transcription factors (TF) regulate expression by binding to specific DNA sequences. A binding event...
Transcription factor binding sites (TFBS) are usually, but not always, conserved during evolution. T...
Comparative genomics provides a rapid means of identifying functional DNA elements by their sequence...
On-repetitive DNA (NR). For each category, conservation levels were determined by averaging across t...
Recent technological advances have made it possible to determine the genome-wide binding sites of tr...
<p>(A) Sequence alignment using ClustalW algorithm (<a href="http://www.ebi.ac.uk/Tools/clustalw/" t...
We introduce a method (MONKEY) to identify conserved transcription-factor binding sites in multispec...
To broaden our understanding of the evolution of gene regulation mechanisms, we generated occupancy ...
To understanding the interaction network among transcription-regulation elements in human is an imme...
Despite the fact that each cell in an organism has the same genetic information, it is possible that...
<div><p>Changes in cis-regulatory element composition that result in novel patterns of gene expressi...
Changes in cis-regulatory element composition that result in novel patterns of gene expression are t...
<p>The alignment comprising reference sequences for each of the subfamilies was color coded to show ...
AbstractSequence-specific binding by transcription factors (TFs) interprets regulatory information e...
<p>Amounts of conserved sequence and numbers of autoregulatory binding sites observed in bins locate...
Transcription factors (TF) regulate expression by binding to specific DNA sequences. A binding event...